Model Serving
Inference Model is a package in Analytics Zoo aiming to provide high-level APIs to speed-up development. It allows user to conveniently use pre-trained models from Analytics Zoo, Caffe, Tensorflow and OpenVINO Intermediate Representation(IR). Inference Model provides Java, Scala and Python interfaces.
Highlights
- Easy-to-use APIs for loading and prediction with deep learning models of Analytics Zoo, Caffe, Tensorflow and OpenVINO Intermediate Representation(IR).
- Support transformation of various input data type, thus supporting future prediction tasks.
- Transparently support the OpenVINO toolkit, which deliver a significant boost for inference speed (up to 19.9x).
Load and predict with pre-trained model
Basic usage of Inference Model:
- Directly use InferenceModel or write a subclass extends
InferenceModel
(AbstractInferenceModel
in Java). - Load pre-trained models with corresponding
load
methods, e.g,doLoadBigDL
for Analytics Zoo, anddoLoadTensorflow
for TensorFlow. - Do prediction with
predict
method.
Supported models:
Predict input and output
predictInput
: JList[JList[JTensor]] or Tensor for Scale and Java, Numpy for Python. Input data for prediction. JTensor is a 1D List, with Array[Int] shape.predictOutput
: JList[JList[JTensor]] or Tensor for Scale and Java, Numpy for Python. Prediction result.
OpenVINO requirements:
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (64 bit)
CentOS 7.4 (64 bit)
macOS 10.13, 10.14 (64 bit)
Python requirements:
tensorflow>=1.2.0
networkx>=1.11
numpy>=1.12.0
protobuf==3.6.1
Java
Write a subclass that extends AbstractInferenceModel
, implement or override methods. Then, load model with corresponding load
methods (load Analytics Zoo, caffe, OpenVINO and TensorFlow model with loadBigDL
, loadCaffe
, loadOpenVINO
and loadTensorflow
), and do prediction with predict
method.
import com.intel.analytics.zoo.pipeline.inference.AbstractInferenceModel;
import com.intel.analytics.zoo.pipeline.inference.JTensor;
public class ExtendedInferenceModel extends AbstractInferenceModel {
public ExtendedInferenceModel() {
super();
}
}
ExtendedInferenceModel model = new ExtendedInferenceModel();
// Load Analytics Zoo model
model.loadBigDL(modelPath, weightPath);
// Predict
List<List<JTensor>> result = model.predict(inputList);
Scala
New an instance of InferenceModel
, and load model with corresponding load
methods (load Analytics Zoo, caffe, OpenVINO and TensorFlow model with doLoadBigDL
, doLoadCaffe
, doLoadOpenVINO
and doLoadTensorflow
), then do prediction with predict
method.
import com.intel.analytics.zoo.pipeline.inference.InferenceModel
val model = new InferenceModel()
// Load Analytics Zoo model
model.doLoadBigDL(modelPath, weightPath)
// Predict
val result = model.doPredict(inputList)
In some cases, you may want to write a subclass that extends InferenceModel
, implement or override methods. Then, load model with corresponding load
methods, and do prediction with predict
method.
import com.intel.analytics.zoo.pipeline.inference.InferenceModel
class ExtendedInferenceModel extends InferenceModel {
}
val model = new ExtendedInferenceModel()
// Load Analytics Zoo model
model.doLoadBigDL(modelPath, weightPath)
// Predict
val result = model.doPredict(inputList)
Python
New an instance of InferenceModel
, and load Zoo model with corresponding load
methods (load Analytics Zoo, caffe, OpenVINO and TensorFlow model with load_bigdl
, load_caffe
, load_openvino
and load_tensorflow
), then do prediction with predict
method.
from zoo.pipeline.inference import InferenceModel
model = InferenceModel()
# Load Analytics Zoo model
model.load_bigdl(model_path, weight_path)
# Predict
result = model.predict(input_list)
In some cases, you may want to write a subclass that extends InferenceModel
, implement or override methods. Then, load model with corresponding load
methods, and do prediction with predict
method.
from zoo.pipeline.inference import InferenceModel
class ExtendedInferenceModel(InferenceModel):
def __init__(self):
pass
model = ExtendedInferenceModel()
# Load Analytics Zoo model
model.load_bigdl(model_path, weight_path)
# Predict
result = model.predict(input_list)
Examples
We provide examples based on InferenceModel.
See here for the Java example.
See here for the Scala example.
InferenceModel described on this page allows user to do inference without Spark. See this example for the usage without spark dependencies.


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Here you can see the events that are getting organized by Alastair. Until the oms-events reworking is finished, is impossible to implement proper access controls to only allow event organizers to edit anything related to an event, so please don't fiddle with other people's events. Until that rework you will see all present events here.
Per event you can see a shopping list and meals. Each meal accomodates an arbitrary number of meals, so you can design a meal to fit guests with different preferences. Per recipe you can specify the number of people you want to feed with this part of the meal and Alastair will automatically calculate the amounts fitting to this


Blaser, Henry win their way onto World Cup skeleton team
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) - Andrew Blaser and Megan Henry are headed to USA Skeleton’s World Cup roster for the first time, after both put together winning performances in the national team-trials series that ended Sunday.
Blaser swept the four-race men’s series, and Henry went 2 for 2 this weekend to earn her spot on the roster. Alex Ivanov got the other men’s berth, and Savannah Graybill took the remaining women’s at-large spot.
Austin Florian will be USA-1 for the men, followed by Blaser and Ivanov. Kendall Wesenberg will be USA-1 for the women, followed by Henry and Graybill. Florian and Wesenberg earned their spots by winning national championships in March.
“It’s really exciting to see these athletes come into their own and to see how they are progressing in the sport,” USA Skeleton coach Tuffy Latour said. “We have some high quality athletes on this team, and we’re looking forward to seeing how the season shapes up.”
Henry needed a pair of wins in the final races this weekend to get onto the squad. Graybill was second in all four women’s races, and four-time Olympian Katie Uhlaender - the winner of the first two trials races - was third in both this weekend. Uhlaender will start the season on the Intercontinential Cup circuit.
“All of the women did awesome and made it exciting,” Henry said. “There were some really strong starts from some of the newer sliders and I am excited for what the season holds for our team, both men and women across the board.”
The World Cup season starts on the first two weekends of December, both of those races to be held on USA Skeleton’s home track in Lake Placid, New York.
Other stops this season include Winterberg, Germany; La Plagne, France; Igls, Austria; Koenigssee, Germany; St. Moritz, Switzerland; and Sigulda, Latvia. The world championships this season are in Altenberg, Germany.
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CreateRegularExpression()
Syntax
Result = CreateRegularExpression(#RegularExpression, Pattern$ [, Flags])Description
Create a new regular expression using the specified pattern.
Parameters
#RegularExpression A number to identify the new regular expression. #PB_Any can be used to auto-generate this number. Pattern$ The regular expression which will be applied to the string to match, extract or replace. Flags (optional) It can be a combination of the following values: #PB_RegularExpression_DotAll : '.' matches anything including newlines. #PB_RegularExpression_Extended : whitespace and '#' comments will be ignored. #PB_RegularExpression_MultiLine : '^' and '$' match newlines within data. #PB_RegularExpression_AnyNewLine: recognize 'CR', 'LF', and 'CRLF' as newline sequences. #PB_RegularExpression_NoCase : comparison and matching will be case-insensitive
Return value
Returns nonzero if the regular expression was created successfully and zero if not. If #PB_Any was used for the #RegularExpression parameter then the generated number is returned on success. If an error has been detected in the pattern, the result will be zero. To get more information about the error, see RegularExpressionError().
Remarks
If a regular expression isn't used anymore, use FreeRegularExpression() to free up some resources.
Example
; This expression will match every word of 3 letter which begin by a lower case letter, ; followed with the character 'b' and which ends with an uppercase letter. ex: abC ; If CreateRegularExpression(0, "[a-z]b[A-Z]") Debug MatchRegularExpression(0, "abC") ; Will print 1 Debug MatchRegularExpression(0, "abc") ; Will print 0 Else Debug RegularExpressionError() EndIf
See Also
RegularExpressionError(), FreeRegularExpression()
Supported OS
All


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ParTSing is a decoder combinator library for TypeScript. You can use it to build parsers/decoders from text, tokens or really any input value.
If you want full control over what to decode your should start from partsing/core/decoder
. It provides 3 types parameters
In
for the input. Remember that you will need to decode one portion of your input at the time and your input probably needs to track somehow the current position.Out
it's the type of the value if successfully decoded.Err
it's the type of the failure returned when the parser fails.The library provides two additional set of utility functions to decode string
values (partsing/text
) and native JS values (partsing/value
).
If you adopt the generic Decoder
directly, you can define the shape of your error. The library provides a DecoderError
type that should fit most decoding needs. The type of errors available are defined in partsing/error
.
DecoderError
provides a simple method to debug the result of the decoding (toString
) but still leaves the flexibility to give granular control on the representation of the error.
Both [Text Decoding] and [Value Decoding] use DecodeError
.
To be able to keep track of the position of the decoding within a string
, Text Decoding uses TextInput
to track both the entire text input
and the current index
.
The decodeText
function simplifies the inputs and outputs of decoding text. It takes a text decoder (Decoder<TextInput, T, DecoderError>
) and return a function that takes a string input and returns a DecodeResult<string, T, string>
(where input and error are of type string
).
If you intend to write your own regular expressions decoder functions, consider using the y
(sticky
) flag. When used, there is no need to reallocate slices of the input string saving memory and CPU cycles. The sticky
flag is not available for all implementations of JS.
To be able to keep track of the position of the decoding within any
value, Value Decoding uses ValueInput
to track both the input
value and the current position within it using a path
. path
is an array of either string
(object field name) or number
(array/tuple index position).
The decodeValue
function simplifies the inputs and outputs of decoding values. It takes a value decoder (Decoder<ValueInput, T, DecoderError>
) and return a function that takes any
and returns a DecodeResult<any, T, string>
(where input is of type any
and error is of type string
).
A simple decoder combinator to parse color values from strings into class instances.
class RGB {
constructor(readonly rgb: number) {}
toString() {
let s = this.rgb.toString(16)
while (s.length < 6) s = `0${s}`
return `#${s}`
}
}
class Grey {
constructor(readonly value: number) {}
toString() {
return `grey ${this.value}`
}
}
class HSL {
constructor(readonly hue: number, readonly saturation: number, readonly lightness: number) {}
toString() {
return `hsl(${this.hue},${this.saturation},${this.lightness})`
}
}
type Color = RGB | Grey | HSL
// Hue in HSL is generally measured as an angle, not a ratio
const ratioDecoder = regexp(/0[.]\d+/y).map(Number)
const rgbDecoder = regexp(/[#]([0-9a-f]{6})/iy, 1)
.map(v => parseInt(v, 16))
.map(v => new RGB(v))
const greyDecoder = matchInsensitive('grey')
.or(matchInsensitive('gray'))
.skipNext(optionalWhitespace)
.pickNext(ratioDecoder)
.map(v => new Grey(v))
const hslDecoder = ratioDecoder
.repeatWithSeparator(3, match(','))
.map(v => new HSL(v[0], v[1], v[2]))
.surroundedBy(matchInsensitive('hsl('), match(')'))
const colorTextDecoder = decodeText(
// the `eoi` at the end, makes sure that there is nothing left to decode
oneOf(rgbDecoder, greyDecoder, hslDecoder).skipNext(eoi)
)
// all results are wrapped in a DecodeSuccess
// colorTextDecoder('#003355') == new RGB(0x003355)
// colorTextDecoder('gray 0.3') == new Grey(0.3)
// colorTextDecoder('gray0.2') == new Grey(0.2)
// colorTextDecoder('HSL(0.1,0.2,0.3)') == new HSL(0.1,0.2,0.3)
Another scenario where decoding comes in handy is to validate, type and transform payloads from JSON requests. You can decode a value (after being parsed by JSON.parse
) into one of the Color
types described above.
A few examples of valid JSON payloads:
"#003366"
{ "grey": 0.5 }
{ "kind": "hsl", "h": 0.2, "s": 0.5, "l": 0.8 }
Here is a colorValueDecoder
definition that can deal with those cases:
const ratioValue = numberValue.test(v => v >= 0 && v <= 1, DecodeError.expectedWithinRange('0', '1'))
// reuse the rgbDecoder defined above to validate and trasform the string value into an RGB instance
// example: "#003366"
const rgbValue = stringValue.sub(rgbDecoder, input => ({ input, index: 0 }), v => v)
// example: { "grey": 0.5 }
const greyValue = objectValue(
{ grey: ratioValue },
[] // the empty array means that no fields are optional
).map(v => new Grey(v.grey))
// example: { "kind": "hsl", "h": 0.2, "s": 0.5, "l": 0.8 }
const hslValue = objectValue(
{
kind: literalValue('hsl'),
h: ratioValue,
s: ratioValue,
l: ratioValue
},
[]
).map(v => new HSL(v.h, v.s, v.l))
const colorValueDecoder = decodeValue(
oneOf(
DecodeError.combine,
rgbValue,
greyValue,
hslValue
)
)


You need an IDE like IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse or VSCode. Eclipse is preferred with the BPMN modeler plugin.
2
You need JDK 8 to 11 with JAVA_HOME system property set correctly.
Optionally, get GraalVM 19.1.1+ for native compilation with the GRAALVM_HOME system property set correctly and 'native-image' installed (using 'gu install native-image').
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{% include get-started/run-example-tabs.html %}
{% include get-started/test-example.html %}
{% include get-started/run-rule-example.html %}
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Starry Night Over The Rhone
by Vincent van Gogh
Starry Night Over The Rhone
by Vincent van Gogh


weather underground
What
Modules for interacting with Weather Underground website. Right now
the focus is on the data upload for their personal weather station
reporting interface.
Installing
sudo gem install weather-underground
Demonstration of usage
w = WeatherUndergound::Uploader.new(station_id, password) w.update(:tempf => 72.1, :humidity => 40, :dewptf => 46.67)
API Documentation
Full module level documentation can be found at http://sdaguegems.rubyforge.org/weather-underground/rdoc
How to submit patches
Read the 8 steps for fixing other people’s code.
Fork the code on github, then send me a merge request.
git clone git://github.com/sdague/weather-underground.rb.git
Build and test instructions
cd weather-underground rake test rake install_gem
License
This code is free to use under the terms of the MIT license.
Contact
Comments are welcome. Contact me via
github, or via my website
Sean Dague, 14th March 2010
Theme extended from Paul Battley


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NowBusking
Vision and Culture of NowBusking
1. Vision: Connecting any kinds of offline business to mobile
2. culture:Supporting 'debates program' in any group and horizantal HR structure
HEAD
1. Vision: Connecting any kinds of offline business to mobile
2. culture:Supporting 'debates program' in any group and horizantal HR structure


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The first published work on packet-switching techniques
He used queuing theory to demonstrated the effectiveness of the packet-switching approach for bursty traffic sources.
Paul Baran
worked at the National Physical Laboratory in England
investigated the use of packet switching for secure voice over military networks
1972 to 1980
Norman Abramson
developing ALOHAnet, a packet-based radio network that allowed multiple remote sites on the Hawaiian Islands to communicate with each other
The program was the first multiple-access protocol, allowing geographically distributed users to share a single broadcast communication medium (a radio frequency).
Vinton Cerf and Robert Kahn
They worked on interconnecting networks (under the sponsorship of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)), in essence creating a network of networks
built on Abramson’s multiple-access protocol work when they developed the Ethernet protocol
1980 to 1990
Minitel project
In the early 1980s the French launched the Minitel project.
Used consisted of a public packet-switched network, Minitel servers, and inexpensive terminals with built-in low-speed modems.
Succeeded in 1984
Included free sites—such as a telephone directory site—as well as private sites, which collected a usage-based fee from each user.
Was in a large proportion of French homes 10 years before most Americans had ever heard of the Internet.
1990s
Tim Berners-Lee
Worked at CERN
developed initial versions of HTML, HTTP, a Web server, and a browser based on ideas originating in earlier work on hypertext from
Vannevar Bush (1940s)
Ted Nelson (1960s)
8.2.3 Notes
P2P(Peer To Peer)
future challenges:
ISP Friendly: If switching from downstream to upstream will change from server to redsidential ISP, so there will be significant pressure on ISPs.
Security: because P2P is so open and highly distributed, so securing it will be difficult.
Incentives: volunteers supply the bandwidth, storyage, and computation resources to application, so their might be a challenge in incentive design.
process
can be thought of as a program that is running within an end system.
client and server
browser is a client process.
Web server is a server process.
socket
When a process wants to send a message to antoher process on another host, it shoves the message out its socket.
IP address
the host identified
Services along four dimensions:
Reliable Data Transfer
a transport-layer protocol can potentially provide to an application is process-to-process reliable data transfer. However, there is a loss-tolerant applications that may not arrive but that is acceptable.
Throughput
rate at which the sending process can deliver bits to the receiving process.
Timing
a transport-layer protocol can guarantee that time contraints on data delivery will be achieved.
Security
A transport protocol can provide an application with one or more security services.


Agnostic
by Agnes
on 2016-04-12
by Agnes
on 2016-04-12
While much of the student body is engaged in perpetual mock-wars between different religions (particularly the Creativists and the Uniformists), I would like to take the opportunity to offer an alternative: agnosticism.
People ask why I am agnostic. “Is it not terrifying, to have no solid ideals to stand on?” they ask me all the time.
“It is like walking on a glass floor on the upper levels of a busy palace,” I tell them. It takes a while for them to imagine a glass floor, as they are used to floors of oak and concrete. “Part of me is afraid of the dizzying height, but another part of me stares with wide eyes at all the happenings revealed through the floor. To me, wandering through this palace and watching other people’s trajectories as they follow their religions is more enriching than following a religion of my own.”
They tell me my religion is close to that of the Wonderers. Indeed, the Wonderers are one of the groups closest to my heart. In case you do not know: they are the ones who you find walking outside in their pajamas when you get up to pee (or listen to PHSS) at 3am in the morning. Perhaps what keeps me from being a true Wonderer is that I have not participated in their insomnia gatherings, being fortunate enough to never have sleep problems (or unfortunate enough to not be able to stay up past midnight). Another philosophical distinction between us is that Wonderers believe very much in trying things, as evidenced by the American children’s book “Green Eggs and Ham” being on their reading list, while I take exception (as I am a vegetarian, there are many foods which I do not try, on principle).
Do you notice students who hold up signs advertising their religions after class and pass out handwritten brochures? Those of us who otherwise have trouble finding conversation partners at lunch know that we always have this recourse. Of course, with them we do not get to choose the topic of conversation. They have learned to talk fast, because they have learned from Introduction to Rhetoric not to give their listeners time to ask questions.
I have enjoyed many of these conversations. Zyndra offered a necklace with a Z made of pale blue stone that would rest coolly on my chest, explaining that as the last letter of the alphabet, Z represented the fact that all Zyndrian followers must have their eyes focused on the spot beyond the horizon, because everything before the last is ephemeral. She genuinely believed her own religion, unlike many of the students who proselytize as their homework assignment for Religion 101, whom I tend to avoid: for example, when I finished my conversation with Brent, he gave a sigh of relief that his homework had been accomplished. Other students, like Sankar, have constructed elaborate mythologies claiming divine inspiration. (I see that Professor Drim’s Awakening Your Creative Self class has been very successful.)
One proselytizer, angered at my unwillingness to convert after taking up several of her lunchtimes voicing doubts to statements she took for granted, told me, “Well, why don’t you start your own religion, and call it agnosticism?”
To her surprise, I took her comment seriously, though not literally1, and decided to start a job as Counselor for Agnostics at the Wholebeing Center2. (It was an interesting experience, filling out a job application for a job I invented myself. At the job interview, I explained to them what I would be doing, which, I am told, is the reverse of what normally happens.) The job has been a pleasure for me: many students who are unsure about which religion to follow want nothing more than a neutral party to listen to the conflicting voices inside their head, and I am more than happy to be the neutral party. For one hour, their heads become like the transparent floors of a glass palace and I am privileged to peer inside, before they once more draw their mental shades and become once more opaque to the world.
because to create a religion of agnosticism so would be a paradox of the same variety as “the set of all sets who do not contain themselves”, although I did for a moment imagine myself on the other side of the table, passing out brochures and preaching earnestly my true beliefs↩
editor’s note: formerly the Center for Physical and Mental Wellbeing, formerly the Health Center.↩


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Robotic Arts Intro Fall 2019 (IA277.01)
- Instructor: Lucas Yasunaga Haroldsen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Class Site: yasunaga.work/raif19
- syllabus: syllabus.pdf
- Resources: links.html
- Office hours: Tuesday 1 - 4pm
10/11: Elecronic Harvest Day
Today is the Electronic Harvest Day. Today is dedicated for peaking under the hard sleek shell of electronics and harvest some juicy materials. It is also an day of observation. We are going to take a very close look at cultural artifact you brought today.
Schedule
- Speculative Projection - 5 minutes presentations
- Introduction / context / safety
- harvest
- harvest
Lunch
Speculative Projection - 5 minutes presentations
Reading
Speculative Everything Chapter 5 A Methodological Playground: Fictional Worlds and Thought Experiments
Frederick Scharmen and Space Settlements Island Three space habitat - Don Davis
Although there have always been design speculations (e.g., car shows, future visions, haute couture fashions shows), design has become so absorbed in industry, so familiar with the dreams of industry, that it is almost impossible to dream its own dreams, let alone social ones.
Presentation
Please present your speculative ideas!
Introduction / Context
Thomas Thwaites: How I build a toaster -- from scratch
Björk talking about her TV
The Circuit: Tracking America's Electronic Waste
Chris Hackett
Safety!
Read Device Safety from ifixit.com
- NEVER take things apart when plugged in!
- remove the batteries before the deassembly
- Look out for large capacitors like this. Let me know if you see one or are unsure
- If you feel unsafe performing any aspect of the taking apart process, stop working and ask for advice
- Avoid taking apart:
- CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) Displays (old type of monitors)
- Microwaves
- toaster ovens
- Other AC appliances with heating and cooling capabilities
- Digital cameras with flash might contain some high voltage capacitors
- NEVER plug in AC electronics once you take them apart
Things to think about when you are working with found electronics:
- Is it a working device?
- Does your electronic use AC or DC?
- What is the brand and model number?
- Can you find a service manual or schematic on line?
- What is the voltage this devise uses?
- Does it use a power adapter or battery? (DC)
- What parts can I use?
Useful things to look for
- switches and buttons
- power transformers and power adapters
- potentiometers and knobs
- motors
- speakers
- piezos
- gears and gear assemblies
- drive belts and rods
- screws
Class assignment: Show and tell
By the end of the class I will ask you to present your findings. Consider and research:
- What does it look like on the outside? Color, Shape, Texture, Decoration, Imagery
- When was it made?
- Where was it made?
- What part does what?
- Favorite part?
- Useful part?
Resources
Keyboard Hack
If your device is working and want to hack into the buttons, try this!
TIP120 DC button Bypass Circuit I'm playing a show at Floristree tomorrow night!Funding opportunities
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Ruby Artist Grants
Light City
Baker Artist Awards
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Enjoy facing those hilarious everyday dangers and turning them into safe activities.
From cleaning windscreens to chasing off monkeys - simply swipe, drag or tap your way to a safe environment.
- Complete a level to move on to the next.
- The game gets faster the further you go.
- Get onto the leaderboard and compete against your friends.
- Use your mouse or fingers to swipe, tap, drag as required.
- Windscreen wipers not working? Clear the windscreen to avoid an accident.
- Carrying wads of cash? Tap to transact electronically and avoid losing your cash.
- Carrying lots of valuables? Drag them to a safe place to prevent the monkeys from stealing them.
- Driving with your possessions in full view? Store them away so the Mynah birds don’t take them.
- Need to cross a busy road? Make sure you’re visible so the cars will stop.


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Finally had some time to get my notes and write up about some of my past adventures, more to come!
The next day I took the bus into Seattle after figuring it out. Its been a lot harder navigating around here without having internet on my phone as Ive become used to in Australia. Finding my way around Melbourne was easy as I could always pull up a bus timetable or web page about a place I wanted to visit. It was a long trip over the river on the bus but there where some amazing sights and seeing the Seattle skyline was great.
I didnt know where to get off so I got off the biggest station (University St) and started walking around on a quest I would find a shopping area or something interesting. I had a great walk, starting in a rich area with lots of high rise buildings and slowly noticing the places get smaller as I headed towards the coast, where I spotted a soup kitchen. Then I headed sideways up the kill into a China town area and then managed to get back to a different rich area where I could see lots of fancy hotels and fancy shops of big brands id heard of before. I found a monorail and walked along side of it and found my way to the Space Needle!
The space needle was a great, it wasnt very busy. I didnt go up as I didnt see much point. Right below the space needle there is a science fiction museum and a music exploration museum focusing on jimmy hendrix. They where both very cool.
 Also getting used to tips is wierd for me too.
When I was in seattle I also checked out a few shops, the prices in america are awesome but Im saving all of my money up for Whistler. I bought my snowboard in Seattle at snowboard connection. They where heaps friendly and I got an awesome deal, and offered me a beer too! I was there for ages getting the perfect setup. I now have a K2 Darkside (Snowboard), Ride bindings and some sweet K2 boots that are so counfy. Some pics will be up later.
 Thanks K T for giving me a place to crash and for the awesome ride up to Whistler.
Stay tuned for the next update! VANCOUVER!


This replacement GINA is
© 2003-2005 by Assarbad
This GINA has the following features:
The agreement dialog is what actually started the whole project. I've had several trials with programs that showed an agreement when the user was already logged on and so on, but given the cleverness (or is it stupidity?) of some users with circumventing these measures I had to come up with different solutions even smarter than those users.
This is when I started to think about replacing the GINA and hence preventing logon
if the user disagreed. The first version of it was written in Delphi (version 4) and
was in use for quite a while and has proven stable. As a side-note: I am co-admin (earlier
admin) in a PC pool of my university.
The version written in Delphi was partially overcomplicated, but already featured a
maintenance mode, a news message and of course the agreement dialog. But it had some
technical deficiencies compared to this current version.
The current version, written in Microsoft Visual C++ (with use of MFC), is much
better from the technical view, but has a bigger size as well. Added were the
feature to allow only a given guest account to log on (besides the admin of course).
Furthermore all messages can now be shown as HTML, may it be from an external or local
URI/URL or may it be directly from content saved in the settings of AgreementGINA2.
Last but not least there is to mention the configuration dialog which allows the admin
to configure all aspects of this GINA locally. For the future I plan to support configuration
of multiple computers from a central location (e.g. the domain server). For now the
admin will have to stick to the local configuration capabilities or use the well-defined
set of registry settings which resemble the graphical configuration dialog.
Visit my website:
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Special song on Kartarpur Corridor released
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanews(Web Desk) – Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan has launched a special song for the Kartarpur Corridor with a message of peace, love and religious harmony.
Addressing the launching ceremony in Islamabad, she said the opening of Kartarpur Corridor was an execution of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vision of protection and freedom of all minorities.
She said PM Khan would perform the opening ceremony of the Kartarpur Corridor on Saturday.
The special assistant said this song would go a long way in promoting our soft image of peace and interfaith harmony.
She said release of this song would also send a signal to the world about true face of Islam, besides giving our image of enlightened and moderate nation.
She added the government and the entire nation welcomed the Sikhs pilgrims to Pakistan with open arms.
The song has been released by the Directorate of Electronic and Media Publications, an attached department of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
An event was also arranged by the Directorate of Electronic Media and Publications, Ministry of Information Broadcasting and National heritage in Karachi to commemorate the launch of a song released by the Ministry for the opening of the Kartarpur Corridor.
The event was attended by the notables of the Sikh community and the civil society.
The president of the Sikh Council of Pakistan, Sardar Ramesh Singh, Senator Anwar Lal Deen from the Hindu community and Mr Faisal Edhi were among the chief guests on the occasion.
Singh thanked the Prime Minister of Pakistan and lauded his efforts.
Senator Lal Deen congratulated the PM for this initiative while terming Pakistani society as very tolerant for all religions he urged India to take such positive reciprocal steps.
Edhi advocated the peace between the two neighbouring countries of Pakistan and India and expressed his wish that Indian authorities should also open Ajmer Sharif for Muslim pilgrims.


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Hello there! I am Umamah Mahmoud. I was born in Mafraq, Jordan in 1994.
I lived in the UAE and Jordan. That is the very basic information about me.
My Education:
- I studied most of my school time in the UAE.
- When it comes to university, it was Al Al-Bayt University's Engineering College.
- Majoring in Architectural Engineering.
- I graduated in 2017.
- Now a days I'm a student at ASAC. Studying Advanced Software Development.
Work Experience:
- A former archirtectual engineer.
- With two and half years of experience.
- I had the chance to work with different kinds of projects.
- Using multiple visualization softwares.
- I'm right now a software development student at ASAC.
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Digital portraits
This was completed using digital spray paint
which is great for blending, not so good on detail. The subject- his overriding
concerns were about his teeth- is a busy middle manager without time to think.
His cheery demeanour masks a haunted life devoid of meaning or purpose.
The above was painted with digital oil and brushes.
The subject Jamie is a striking character, very tall with strong angular facial features.
Above was a timelapse of a sketch of my favourite actor, Robert De Niro.
Up close, Theresa looks even more undead than she appears on television.
Which to be fair, lends itself to an interesting portrait.
Will there ever be another one like Jimi? The greatest electric guitarist of the 20th century.
How we miss groundbreaking musicians like Jimi. Click on his guitar to hear him play.
This is Nigel, a son of Edinburgh in Scotland. It was lots of fun painting the smoke.
This was a very loose oil painting done in an hour or so,
with the subject occasionally looking up from their computer.
The scowl he has is upon discovering I'm drawing him.
This is Pete, a son of Edinburgh in Scotland.
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Introduction
What is "data science"? A google search of that question generates 460,000,000 hits, and the first page of that search is populated with a variety of inconsistent definitions. So, to add another to the pile, here's some of my thoughts as I try to make sense of this.
Nate Silver created a stir in his address to the Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM) in 2013 when he said "Data scientist is just a sexed up word for statistician." (Earlier in his address he'd said that he's not a statistician. But then again, neither am I, in spite of my job title.)
In 1962, the statistician John Tukey (author of the classic Exploratory Data Analysis) wrote that his central interest was in
data analysis, which I take to include, among other things: procedures for analyzing data, techniques for interpreting the results of such procedures, ways of planning the gathering of data to make its analysis easier, more precise or more accurate, and all the machinery and results of (mathematical) statistics which apply to analyzing data.
In 1965, Deming wrote about the "Principles of Professional Statistical Practice". What he described is less about the discipline of Statistics and more closely aligned with what we would now call data science (and beware the dated gender-specific language; apparently women didn't do statistics / data science in 1965):
"Statistical theory is transferable. The specialist in statistical methods may find himself applying the same basic theory in a dozen different fields in a week, rotating through the same projects the next week. Or, he may work day after day primarily in a single substantive field. Either way, the statistician requires certain principles of practice for effective use of statistical knowledge. Knowledge of statistical theory is necessary but not sufficient. Statistical theory does not provide a road-map towards effective use of itself. ... Even though carried off with reasonable conformance to specifications, a study may fail through structural deficiencies in the method of investigation (questionnaire, type of test, technique of interviewing), to provide the information needed. The statistician may reduce the risk of this kind of failure by pointing out to his clinet in the early stages of the study the nature of the contributions that he himself must put into it." Deming, W. Edwards. Principles of Professional Statistical Practice. Ann. Math. Statist. 36 (1965), no. 6, 1883--1900. doi:10.1214/aoms/1177699824. http://projecteuclid.org/euclid.aoms/1177699824.
(Alternate from 1979, better written)
*“The data of an experiment consist of much more than a mean and its standard deviation. The user of the results in order to understand them may require not only the original data, but also a description or reference to the method of investigation, the date, place, the duration of the test, a record of the faults discovered during the test, the amount of nonresponse by class, and any side-effects observed.
That Statistiscian has an obligation to help his client to perceive in advance the limitations of any study that is contemplated.
An important question to ask before the plans for a study go too far is this: What will the results refer to? How do you propose to use them? The answer(s) sometimes can bring forth drastic modification of the plan.”
“Some Contributions to Statistical Inference and Practice”, by W. E Deming, Ch. 20 in Quantitative Techniques for Evaluating the Behavior of Psychiatric Patients. Burdock, 1979*
In 1974, Peter Naur published Concise Survey of Computer Methods, wherein he uses the term "data science". It took some time, but the term has really caught on lately.
The term as applied to an individual---a "data scientist"---doesn't appear until 2008.
(The above was drawn from Hannah Augur's recent post, "Beginner's Guide to the History of Data Science".)
So perhaps it's a good time to look at what's changed.


Andrew Yang Ignored for First 32 Minutes of Fifth Democrat Debate
Entrepreneur Andrew Yang reached the Democrat debate stage on Wednesday, but moderators ignored him for the first 32 minutes of the debate.
by Charlie SpieringYang repeatedly raised his hand as moderators focused attention on all the other lower polling candidates, including Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI), Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ), and billionaire Tom Steyer (D).
Finally, debate moderator Ashley Parker of the Washington Post asked Yang about his “outsider status,” reminding him that he had never served in the military or government.
“What has prepared you to respond to a terrorist attack or a major disaster?” Parker asked.
Yang responded by raising both hands with delight at finally being called on and praised Steyer for criticizing campaign finance in politics and “spending his money in the right way” to fight climate change.
He went on to criticize America for failing the AI arms race against China, calling the United States 25 years behind China when it came to investments in technology.
“The next commander in chief has to be focused on the true threats of tomorrow and that’s what I will bring to the table as commander in chief,” he said.


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DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (R)
Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey
* * * 1/2 (out of 4)
Unlike most movie reviews, I don't like to bog mine down with a summarization of the plot. Usually when someone reads a movie review, they have a general idea what the movie is about. Otherwise, they would probably skip by it. So if you're looking for summaries, I'm not the person to go to. My reviews are nothing spectacular, just simple, to-the-point opinions. With that out of the way, let's begin.
I was actually quite amazed at Keanu Reeves sudden signs of life in this movie. It was the first time I was actually Reeves might actually have a pulse. To say "This is Reeves at his best!" sure doesn't mean a lot, but it is true. But it is quite obvious that when Al Pacino is in a movie, nobody's going to outshine him. And Pacino was devilishly good in this one. An Oscar nomination? If the Academy has any senses, there should be. The superbly delivered speech by Pacino at the end of the film is absolutely captivating! Truly one of the best dialogues of the year!
The visuals of the movie were unique, intriguing, and rich! I didn't want to blink. This film's climax was superb in all departments: acting, directing, and writing.
The very, VERY end of the film was a little disappointing and hokey.  I almost have to wonder if they should've just left out the whole ending, which I won't give away, but it seemed off from the rest of the film, and therefore slighty jarring.
Overall, I was extremely pleased with the movie, and I would definitely recommend it!!!
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Hello! Welcome to Diego Castaneda's, Lukas Monico's, Jason Ryan's, and Harsh Patel's 2019 Big Data project. We created an item-item recommender system from a wine review dataset. You are able to view different wine reviews on the Dashboard page. You can sort the review table on the reviews page. From the review details page, you are able to see similar wines based on the attributes of the wine you are viewing.


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Police say death of woman found in vehicle no longer 'suspicious'
by Saskatoon StarPhoenixThe death of a 32-year-old woman whose body was found in a vehicle is no longer being considered suspicious.
Saskatoon police say the death of a 32-year-old woman discovered dead in a vehicle in the Riversdale area is no longer considered suspicious.
That determination was made following an investigation by the major crimes unit. Police did not provide any further details about the cause of the woman’s death.
An autopsy was scheduled for the following day, Nov. 13.
Police are not releasing the woman’s name, citing a request from the family.


16th March
Dance is a Poem of which each Movement is a Word. Feel the jolts at our Exhilarating and Enlivening event of Solo Dance Competition as part of the Spring Fest Jamia'18. All of you aspiring dancers,grab your dancing shoes coz it's the moment to find yourself and loose yourself to dance.
Register 2:30 to 5:00 P.M.A really great talent finds its happiness in execution. The students of Jamia Millia Islamia bring you an electrifying event, Talent Hunt as a part of Spring Fest Jamia'18. It's high time to showcase your talent. Do not confine your talent within yourself. Get the audience's mind boggled by your passion. Skills can include : Singing, Stand up Comedy, Poetry, Instrument Playing, Mimicry, Magic, Beat boxing, Other skills are also welcome.
Register 5:30 to 8:00 P.M.If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be.Now put the foundations under them.
Register 10:00 A.M. onwards17th March
Are you a chef? But are good enough to beat the competition? Come and find out!
Register 11:00 A.M.You've applied make up on your face. You've applied paint on your paper. But can you apply paint on your face and make your partner look good? Come and take the challenge!
Register 11:00 A.M.Pure, intense emotions. It's not about design. It's about feelings. The students of Jamia Millia Islamia are elated to present to you the most astounding fashion fiesta, Tarz-e-Libaas (Ethnic walk) as part of Spring Fest Jamia'18. Get ready to sway away all hearts and contrive an aura of glamour and elegance sparked by the fuel of creativity. Come aboard the kernel of high street fashion!
Register 12:00 to 3:00 P.M.Dancing is like dreaming with your feet and who doesn't like to dream? Prepare your dance team to groove as Spring Fest Jamia â€™18 is here with The Group Dance Competition- Nritya. Come join us to be a part of this electrifying event and get swooped with the art of the soul in motion. Be a participant and expect a challenge or be the audience and enjoy the experience. We promise unlimited entertainment either way.
Register 3:00 to 6:30 P.M.Gamers don't die, they respawn.So LOCK N' LOAD CADET because it's going to get ugly!!
Register 10:00 A.M. onwardsIPL AUCTION is a real time simulation for all the cricket lovers, which is based on the actual IPL format and gives the teams a sense of fast-paced and highly dynamic environment that exist in a real bidding scenario.
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Register for Deathmatch! Register for Competitive! 10:00 A.M. onwardsPoetry is a language that lets souls talk to sheets of paper.Spring Fest Jamia '18 presents Souls in Stanzas where you can get your personality or your name turned into a beautiful poem. Describe yourself in a few words to Hafsa and she'll write you a poem that's exclusively for you or get your name turned into an acrostic poem. You can also get this done as a gift to someone else!
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The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes. Well, do you? Spring Fest Jamia '18 brings to you a Murder Mystery. Here's your chance to be the second best consulting detective in the world. It's time to bring out the Sherlock Holmes and Shinichi Kudo in you. The detective and his criminal wear versions of the same mask. Put on yours and unravel the mysteries in the ordinaries.
Register 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M.It's time to shine in the battle of algorithms! Come join us and beat your oppponents to emerge victorious in competitive programming competition.
Register 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.The construction and testing of model bridges promotes the study and application of fundamental principles of physics & also helps students develop 'hand on' skills through bridge construction.
Register 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.Will your bot move as per the line? Then this challenge is for you. Truely analogous to its traditions, the annual fest of CSI and ASCE, Spring Fest'18 JMI brings you Line follower Robot. The challenge is to build a robot which is capable of following a line path, which is produced in front of it. So don't miss the line and the opportunity to show your robotic skills.
Register 2:30 to 5:00 P.M.An emulation of job interview which resembles a real interview as closely as possible, which can help a job applicant to understand what is expected in a real job interview. This event invites candidates from every discipline to help them prepare for jobs and improve his or her self presentation. So, why not give it a try, every accomplishment STARTS with the decision to TRY...
Register 2:30 onwardsHaving ideas is creativity, however selling them takes more than that. Creativity is a form of madness that is appreciated and so Spring Fest '18 is here with Ad MAD, to not just challenge the ideas you have but also to challenge the presentation of those ideas. Ad MAD will give you a platform to explore your creativity along with your marketing and communication skills. Entwine madness with your creativity, and create advertisements that have never been seen before! While you prepare, don't forget to bring your funny bone with you.
Register 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.For the sake of survival,one pushes their limits.They don't care if they have to BEG,BORROW OR STEAL."Spring Fest Jamia '18" brings to you a TROVE SEEKING competition, BEG BORROW STEAL. So get ready guys! Gear up to undermine your opponents.
Register 10:00 A.M.A Debate competition to provides an opportunity to have a discussion on some very disputed topics. A Debate is a perfect platform to not only express one's opinion but also find the most reasonable solution to a problem.
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Black mold removed from sanctuary of historic church
ROANOKE, Va. (AP) - A pastor in Virginia says black mold has been removed from the sanctuary of a historic church after months of repairs.
WSLS-TV reports the sanctuary at Greene United Methodist Church in Roanoke reopened Sunday. Rev. Philip Waltz says services had been held in the church’s lobby and basement since March while a $1.3 million remediation project was being done inside the sanctuary.
News outlets reported the sanctuary was built in the 1890s, just a few years after Roanoke became a city. The church was last renovated in the 1970s.
Waltz says minor renovations are still taking place outside the church. He says all the construction is expected to be complete by Christmas.
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Address string is sent to Google while you are typing (in fact you stop typing for 300ms) and results are display automatically in the autocomplete field.
It requires some hacks as scriptaculous autocomplete is not fully customizable. Check out code to see how to use it with AddressChooser.


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New opportunity areas across England will receive £60 million of funding to help local children get the best start in life.
Six areas, identified as the most challenged when it comes to social mobility, will have access to funding to address the biggest challenges they face. Opportunity areas will see local partnerships formed with early years providers, schools, colleges, universities, businesses, charities and local authorities to ensure all children have the opportunity to reach their full potential.
Opportunity areas will also be given prioritised access to a wider support package helping young people from nursery right through to starting work.
The package includes a teaching and leadership innovation fund worth £75 million over 3 years focused on supporting teachers and school leaders in challenging areas to develop.
The aim of opportunity areas is to build young people’s knowledge and skills and provide them with the best advice and opportunities, including working with organisations such as the Careers and Enterprise Company, the Confederation of British Industry, the Federation of Small Businesses, and the National Citizen Service.
The first opportunity areas will be West Somerset, Norwich, Blackpool, Scarborough, Derby and Oldham, before the programme is widened out to other parts of the country in the coming months.
The Department for Education will target its programmes to ensure children get the best start in the early years, to build teaching and leadership capacity in schools, to increase access to university, to strengthen technical pathways for young people, and work with employers to improve young people’s access to the right advice and experiences. DfE will work with each opportunity area to respond to local priorities and needs - because each area will have its own challenges.
Three of the first 6 opportunity areas (Derby, Scarborough, and West Somerset) will also benefit from successful bids for the National Collaborative Outreach Programme, which will help raise aspirations for disadvantaged children through summer schools, organising school visits and providing academic mentoring.
Read supportive quotes from our stakeholders on our media blog .
Email us if you want to find out more about the opportunity areas:
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‘Fake’ journalists warned
by Staff ReporterThe Nilgiris district administration has warned of action against “fake” journalists, following allegations that persons claiming to be reporters tried to extort money from business owners and merchants.
In a press release jointly issued by the Collector and the Nilgiris District Superintendent of Police, they noted that there had been reports of persons claiming to be journalists trying to extort money from business owners and merchants on multiple occasions.
People who had been targeted have been asked to contact the district police at 0423-2444111 and inform the police about such persons.
It has also been announced that persons who are not accredited journalists, but use “PRESS” stickers on their vehicles will face strict action from the police.
The district SP has announced that vehicles checks will be stepped up starting Monday, the press release added.


The Instructor can enter scores easily by double clicking on the cell they would like to enter. Figure 1 shows the effect of double clicking on the first row for 'Project 1' scores
Figure 1: Double Clicked Cell To Enter Score
After the user types in the score they would like to submit, they simply press 'enter' and the score will be saved. The table will be updated with the score, shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Instructor View With Updated Score


| Home | Libraries | People | FAQ | More |
In the folder libs/bimap/example you can
find all the examples used in bimap documentation. Here is a list of them:
在文件夹 libs/bimap/example 中，你可以找到
bimap 文档中所用的所有例子。以下是它们的列表：
Table 1.7. Tutorial examples 教程的例子
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Program 程序 |
Description 说明 |
|---|---|
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Soccer world cup example |
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Soccer world cup example using user defined names |
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Basic example of the three views of bimap |
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Countries populations, using |
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Word repetitions counter, using |
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Dictionary using |
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Equivalence between code with tagged and untagged code |
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Comparison between standard maps and bimap map views |
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Functions |
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Additional information hooking |
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Using |
Table 1.8. Bimap and Boost examples Bimap和Boost的例子
|
Program 程序 |
Description 说明 |
|---|---|
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Bimap and Boost.Assign: Methods to insert elements |
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Bimap and Boost.Lambda: new lambda placeholders |
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Bimap and Boost.PropertyMap: PropertyMap support |
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Bimap and Boost.Range: Using bimaps in the new range framework
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Bimap and Boost.Foreach: Iterating over bimaps |
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Bimap and Boost.Typeof: using BOOST_AUTO while we wait for C++0x
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Bimap and Boost.Xpressive: Inserting elements in a bimap |
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Bimap and Boost.Serialization: Load and save bimaps and iterators
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Table 1.9. Boost.MultiIndex to Boost.Bimap path examples 从Boost.MultiIndex到Boost.Bimap之路的例子
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Program 程序 |
Description 说明 |
|---|---|
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Boost.MultiIndex to Boost.Bimap path example |
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Boost.MultiIndex to Boost.Bimap path example |
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Boost.MultiIndex to Boost.Bimap path example |


BETA CAE Systems is a private engineering software company committed to the development of state of the art CAE software systems that meet the requirements of all simulation disciplines. The company’s products, the ANSA pre-processor/ EPILYSIS solver and META post-processor suite, and SPDRM, the simulation-process-data-and-resources manager, hold a worldwide leading position across a range of industries, including the automotive, railway vehicles, aerospace, motorsports, chemical processes engineering, energy, electronics, heavy machinery, power tools, and biomechanics.
The commercial company of I. KARAISKOS BROS SA is active in the field of industrial tools, machinery and equipment for car and motorcycle garages.
Democritus University of Thrace (DUTH) was established in July 1973 by Legislative Decree No. 87 of 27 July 1973, and started operating during the academic year 1974-1975. It was named "Democritus" in honor of the ancient Greek philosopher Democritus, who hailed from the town of Abdera in Thrace. The University plays an important role in strengthening the national and cultural identity of the region of Thrace, and contributes to the high level of education in Greece. Relying on the quality of teaching and research level, DUTH has secured a place among the best Greek Universities.
The purpose of the Special Account for Research Funds (SARF), is the allocation and management of funds from any source, intended to cover any kind of spending, which is necessary for the needs of research, education, training, development and continuing training projects and projects for scientific, technological and artistic services, specialized studies, running tests, measurements, laboratory tests and analyses, consultancy services, drafting specifications for third parties, as well as for other related services or activities that contribute to linking education and research with production and performed or provided by the scientific staff of the University and with the cooperation of other specialists.


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People Informations
Results for your operation
Results for your operation
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no picture available
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The people you find {{ p[0] }}
The people location you find {{ p[2] }}
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Welcome to Pipeseroni!
We make gorgeous terminal screensavers, the most well known of which is pipes.sh. We also have a few other programs which are either versions in different languages or idea which build on the core pipes concept. Enjoy!
List of Programs
Here's a list of all the programs which are maintained as part of Pipeseroni
| Program | Language | Description |
|---|---|---|
| pipes.sh | Bash | the original script |
| Snakes | C | a version written in C |
| snakes.pl | Perl | a version written in Perl |
| maze.py | Python | a version written in Python |
| pipesX.sh | Bash | original pipes, but this time diagonal |
| weave.sh | Bash | inject some mathematics into your pipes |
A Brief History
pipes.sh was originally created by Matthew Simpson and posted to the Arch Linux Forums in early 2010. It was also later posted to Gist released in the public domain.
In early 2013 Yu-Jie Lin posted a modification of the script to Gist after reading about it on a blog. It was maintained on Gist independently for a period of a few months.
In 2014 the script was given its own GitHub repo which encouraged contributions from other developers. As the script gained more popularity the decision was made to combine forces with developers of similar projects (such as this C version).
Finally, in 2015 the MIT license was added and the Pipeseroni collective was formed. Matthew and Yu-Jie have since left the project and it is now maintained by Joshua Fogg and Stefans Mezulis.


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rocket
/
com.stavro_xhardha.rocket
Package com.stavro_xhardha.rocket
Types
Rocket
class
Rocket
The easy class to access SharedPreferences
Extensions for External Classes
kotlin.String


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| PREV TYPE NEXT TYPE | FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||||
| SUMMARY: INNER | FIELD | CONST | PROP | METHOD | OP | EVENT | DETAIL: FIELD | CONST | PROP | METHOD | OP | EVENT |
interface to encapsulate the 'stuff' for internal operation of velocity. We use the context as a thread-safe storage : we take advantage of the fact that it's a visitor of sorts to all nodes (that matter) of the AST during init() and render(). Currently, it carries the template name for namespace support, as well as node-local context data introspection caching.
| Property Summary | |
|---|---|
| NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Resource | CurrentResource |
| string | CurrentTemplateName |
| object[] | TemplateNameStack |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
| NVelocity.Util.Introspection.IntrospectionCacheData |
ICacheGet(object key) get the current template name * Returns the template name stack in form of an array. * |
| void | ICachePut(object key, NVelocity.Util.Introspection.IntrospectionCacheData o) |
| void |
PopCurrentTemplateName() remove the current template name from stack |
| void |
PushCurrentTemplateName(string s) set the current template name on top of stack |
| Property Detail |
|---|
public NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Resource CurrentResource
public string CurrentTemplateName
public object[] TemplateNameStack
| Method Detail |
|---|
public NVelocity.Util.Introspection.IntrospectionCacheData ICacheGet(object key)
get the current template name * Returns the template name stack in form of an array. *
Parameters:
key
- key to find in cache
public void ICachePut(object key, NVelocity.Util.Introspection.IntrospectionCacheData o)
Parameters:
key
- key
o
- IntrospectionCacheData object to place in cache
public void PopCurrentTemplateName()
remove the current template name from stack
public void PushCurrentTemplateName(string s)
set the current template name on top of stack
Parameters:
s
- current template name
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Private or Alias Key from your Pushsafer.com account
Notification settings
Title:
Device:
Device ID or Device Group ID
Icon:
Icon number 1-177
Time to Live:
Integer number 0-43200: Time in minutes, after which message automatically gets purged.
default
system default
1 vibration
2 vibrations
3 vibrations
vibration:
Device Default
OFF
Ahem (IM)
Applause (Mail)
Arrow (Reminder)
Baby (SMS)
Bell (Alarm)
Bicycle (Alarm2)
Boing (Alarm3)
Buzzer (Alarm4)
Camera (Alarm5)
Car Horn (Alarm6)
Cash Register (Alarm7)
Chime (Alarm8)
Creaky Door (Alarm9)
Cuckoo Clock (Alarm10)
Disconnect (Call)
Dog (Call2)
Doorbell (Call3)
Fanfare (Call4)
Gun Shot (Call5)
Honk (Call6)
Jaw Harp (Call7)
Morse (Call8)
Electricity (Call9)
Radio Tuner (Call10)
Sirens
Military Trumpets
Ufo
Whah Whah Whah
Man Saying Goodbye
Man Saying Hello
Man Saying No
Man Saying Ok
Man Saying Ooohhhweee
Man Saying Warning
Man Saying Welcome
Man Saying Yeah
Man Saying Yes
Beep short
Weeeee short
Cut in and out short
Finger flicking glas short
Wa Wa Waaaa short
Laser short
Wind Chime short
Echo short
Zipper short
HiHat short
Beep 2 short
Beep 3 short
Beep 4 short
The Alarm is armed
The Alarm is disarmed
The Backup is ready
The Door is closed
The Door is opend
The Window is closed
The Window is open
The Light is off
The Light is on
The Doorbell rings
Sound:
highest priority
high priority
normal priority
lower priority
lowest priority
Priority:
Retry:
Integer 60-10800 (60s steps): Time in seconds, after a message should resend.
Expire:
Integer 60-10800: Time in seconds, after the retry/resend should stop.
Answer is not possible
Answer is possible
Answer:
Icon color:
Hex color, e.g. #FF0000 for red.
message
Test


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How to use Giblog😁
How to use Giblog.
Create web site
Create web site by new command.
giblog new mysite
Other prototypes is also available.
giblog new_website mysite
giblog new_blog mysite
After creating web site, change directory to mysite
cd mysite
Add new entry
Add new entry by add command.
giblog add
Build
Build web site.
giblog build
If you want to customize build process, you open lib/Giblog/Command/Build.pm and edit run subroutine.
Serve
You can serve your web site by morbo command if you have Mojolicious.
morbo serve.pl
build command is automatically executed after editting files in templates directory.
Examples
Some examples.
This is a quote.
Hello
Sub header
<><><>
1 > 2;
1 < 3;
1 & 3;
Giblog


---
layout: post
title: "My Week in Review"
date: 2015-07-19 10:50:00 +0000
categories:
tags:
image: https://s3.amazonaws.com/audreywatters/2015-07-19-sage.jpg
imagecredits: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usfwsmtnprairie/15560437116/
---
Travel
- Casper, WY and Hermosa Beach, CA
- Upcoming week: Hermosa Beach, CA
Hack Education
Essays Elsewhere
Speaking
Known Notes and Fragments
Other Projects
- Fred and I saw the lawyer and the accountant. We cleaned out Dad’s apartment and his house, and we shipped stuff home.
- I wrote “thank you” letters to everyone that helped us survive the last few weeks.
- I updated my ed-tech funding spreadsheet with June’s investments and acquisitions.
- I updated the Horizon Report Data Liberation project with the latest K–12 Horizon Report data.
Family and Friends
- Love to Susan, Morris, Claire, Adrian, Ken, Karen, Kathy, Megan, Abby, Jack, Jackie, Barb, Mark, Mary, Jessica, Sam, Jack, Sear, Laurie, Maya, Ryan, Mom, Fred, Allison, Isaiah, and the bartenders at the Casper Hilton. (And to others I might have forgotten.)
- Kin and his daughter were in Miami this past week. They’re home now too. Hopefully life can get back to normal-ish soon.


In normal flow, inline boxes flow from left to right, wrapping to next line when needed.

...

In normal flow, block boxes flow from top to bottom, making a new line after every box.

Greetings

Hello

Hi there!

Greetings
Hello
Hi there!
The "relative" value will still put the element in the normal flow, but then offset it according to top/left/right/bottom properties.
.relative {
position: relative;
left: 80px;
top: 20px;
height: 100px;
background-color: yellow;
}
The "absolute" value will take the element out of the normal flow and position it in relation to the window (or the closest non-static element).
.top {
position: absolute;
top: -40px;
right: 10px;
background-color: yellow
}
.bottom {
position: absolute;
bottom: -40px;
left:60px;
background-color: green
}
Here’s an example of an image with a caption absolutely positioned over top of it.
The containing div has a position of relative, and the caption has a position of absolute.
Sometimes elements overlap. You can change the order of overlapping with z-index. The element with highest z-index goes on top.
.bottom {
position: absolute;
bottom: 10px;
left:60px;
background-color: yellow;
}
.top {
position: absolute;
bottom: 15px;
left:60px;
background-color: green;
z-index: 2;
}
Let’s add some positioning.
Let’s create a div that contains an image and a caption, and position the caption absolutely overtop the image.
Below a
 is floated to the left, allowing text to wrap around it on the right
.float {
float: left;
width: 200px;
background: yellow;
}
If you want two block level elements to be side by side, you need to float both elements. One left, and one right.
width: 300px;
float: left;
width: 400px;
float: right;
clear: right;
clear: left;
clear: both;
.float {
float: left;
width: 50px;
background: yellow;
}
.clear-left {
clear: left;
}
Let’s float our side bar and content areas.
The container element has to be declared to use the flexbox layout
.flex-container: {
display: flex;
}

item1

item2

item3

item4

The container’s children will inherit the flexbox property.
.flex-container {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row; /* This is also the default */
}
We can horizontally align the items
with the justify-content property
.flex-container {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row; /* This is also the default */
justify-content: center;
}
Alternatively, we can ask flexbox to
space out the items
.flex-container {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
justify-content: space-around;
/* Other useful options: space-evenly, space-between */
}
Or we can align the items to the right side!
.flex-container {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
justify-content: flex-end;
}
Columns are pretty similar.
We just change the direction!
.flex-container {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column; /* This part */
}


Saudi Arabia rejects U.S. position on Israeli settlements: SPA
DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said on Wednesday it completely rejected Washington’s statement on Israeli settlements in the West Bank, state news agency SPA reported.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday abandoned the position held by the United States for four decades that the settlements were “inconsistent with international law”.


Accessory functions¶
This module contains a number of simple, but useful functons for handling RODEO input/output.
-
rodeo_utils.accessory.
split_file
(file_path, n=1000)[source]¶ Split a file into chunks with a given number of lines in each.
Resulting files are stored in the same directory as input. Useful to split files for RODEO since it doesn’t accept more than 1000 accession numbers.
Parameters: - file_path (str) – Path to the file to split.
- n (int, optional) – The number of lines in each chunk.


[% PROCESS tpl/manage/navigation.html %]
Anyone distributing an appliance, operating system or some other kind of software using NTP needs a "vendor zone" if the default configuration is to use the pool system.
[% FOR vz = combust.user.vendor_zones %]
Organization: [% vz.organization_name | html %]
Status: [% vz.status %]
[% IF vz.status == 'New' %]
Edit and submit
[% ELSE %]
View details
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Graham Nelson
Fourth Edition 2001
The Inform Designer's Manual, Fourth Edition
Author: Graham Nelson
Editor: Gareth Rees
Proofreaders: Torbjörn Andersson, Toby Nelson, Andrew Plotkin
Printed edition managed by: David Cornelson
Cover: Wing of a Roller (watercolour and gouache on vellum, 1512),
Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528)
Inform, the program and its source code, its example games and documentation, including the text and typography of this book, are copyright © Graham Nelson 1993, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02.
The Inform software may be freely distributed provided that: (a) distributed copies are not substantially different from those archived by the author, (b) this and other copyright messages are always retained in full, and (c) no profit is involved. The same conditions apply to distribution or conversion of any electronic form of this book which may be made available by the author. Exceptions to these conditions must be negotiated directly with the author.
A story file produced with the Inform system belongs to whoever wrote it and may be sold for profit if so desired, without the need for royalty payment, provided that it prints a game banner conforming to the standard library's banner at an early stage in play: in particular, this banner must contain the information that the story file was compiled by Inform, and the version numbers of compiler and library used.
The author assumes no liability for errors and omissions in this book, or for damages or loss of revenue resulting from the use of the information contained herein, or the use of any of the software described herein. Inform software is supplied "as is" and carries no warranty, actual or implied.
First edition September 1994
Second expanded edition October 1995
Third edition September 1996
Web edition with minor revisions May 1997
Fourth expanded edition May 2001: Release 4/2 (July 2001)
Published by The Interactive Fiction Library (IFLibrary.Org)
P.O. Box 3304, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Printed in the United States of America
ISBN 0-9713119-0-0


Ethiopia: Sidama votes on forming new regional state
by Aaron BrooksPeople in Ethiopia’s southern Sidama region are taking to the polls to vote on the creation of a new semi-autonomous state.
Polls opened at 6am on Wednesday where voters can participate in the referendum until they close again at 6pm with preliminary results expected on Thursday. The vote follows a decades-long drive among the Sidama people to create a tenth state in Ethiopia and months of regional unrest.
Sidama referendum over regional state
Last year, members of the Sidama ethnic group formally submitted a request for a referendum to be held over creating a new federal state. Ethiopia’s constitution compels the government to hold a referendum within 12 months of an official request being submitted but the deadline passed in July, prompting unrest in the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples’ Region (SNNPR).
Activists threatened to unilaterally create declare a new regional state and the unrest resulted in deadly clashes between protesters and security forces. The government committed to holding a referendum and placed the region under the control of the national army and federal police.
If the referendum passes, as expected, the Sidama regional state will have control over local taxes, education, security and laws as a new self-governing region.
Several other groups in the south of Ethiopia have launched plans to seek the creation of further federal states, prompting fears the referendum could result in further ethnic violence in the country.
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This subsample winner algorithm (SWA) for regression with a large-p data (X, Y) selects the important variables (or features) among the p features X in explaining the response Y. The SWA first uses a base procedure, here a linear regression, on each of subsamples randomly drawn from the p variables, and then computes the scores of all features, i.e., the p variables, according to the performance of these features collected in each of the subsample analyses. It then obtains the 'semifinalist' of the features based on the resulting scores and determines the 'finalists', i.e., the important features, from the 'semifinalist'. Fan, Sun and Qiao (2017) <http://sr2c.case.edu/swa-reg/>.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.1) |
| Published: | 2017-11-14 |
| Author: | Yiying Fan [aut, cre], Jiayang Sun [aut], Xingye Qiao [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Yiying Fan <y.fan67 at csuohio.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | subsamp results |
| Reference manual: | subsamp.pdf |
| Package source: | subsamp_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: subsamp_0.1.0.zip, r-release: subsamp_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: subsamp_0.1.0.zip |
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Why is JavaScript so popular in web development?
JavaScript's current popularity did not happen overnight. It was created in 1995 by Brendan Eich at Netscape to give some small scripting ability to their Navigator browser. Since then the language has slowly improved over time and become a language known by all web developers.
JavaScript has always had some advantages that were initially overlooked and ignored. It does not need a server to run on. You do not need to compile it. The browser handles that part for you. And it comes with every browser, so you do not need to purchase special software to run it. That browser that it runs in comes with built in security that prevents JavaScript from harming your computer, so you do not need to worry about that either. These all make the entry into JavaScript programming low enough that all can learn and experiment with it.
Along the way, JavaScript got some help in its acceptance and popularity by other changes in the world of web development. Early in the history of web browsers, their makers did whatever they wanted and things did not work the same, or even look the same between browsers. This made web development and design difficult. A grass roots movement of designers and developers pushed the browser makers to adapt standards to make it easier to create consistent web page experiences between browsers. This resulted in a standard Document Model (DOM) that JavaScript could then access and manipulate. You no longer needed to write seperate scripts for each browser. People could do things like form validations, and image manipulations. Some powerful libraries like jQuery were created on top of JavaScript that made working with the DOM easier. And as it became more popular, people started looking at JavaScript to do their own things, build other libraries or add more functionality to jQuery. Then another technology started to become popular that allowed the browser to behave more like a desktop application. This technology is AJAX and JSON. AJAX allows JavaScript to send and recieve data with the server without the web page being refreshed. JSON is a data format that is easy to work with in JavaScript.
Today, JavaScript is running outside of the browser on the server. libraries like Node.js make this easier to work with. On the browser side, AJAX and JSON are being leveraged in new JavaScript libraries like Angular.js, or Backbone.js, to create seamless experiences for web users. The popularity of JavaScript looks like it will continue as new technologies allow it to do more things.


Deuteronomy 34:7
And Moses was an hundred and twenty years old when he died: his eye was not dim, nor his natural force abated.